Final Study Guide

Question 1

Hierarchy of taxonomic
organization

Answer 1

Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species

Question 2

Structure of bacterial cell

Answer 2

Dna: one chromosome
Cytoplasm: ribosomes made of protein
Cell membrane: gatekeeper of the cell
Cell wall: structure of the cell
Glycocalyx: extra layer of protection, made of carbs

Question 3

Beaver fever

Answer 3

Protist

Question 4

Herpes

Answer 4

Virus

Question 5

Chickenpox

Answer 5

Virus

Question 6

Dysentery

Answer 6

Protist

Question 7

Ebola

Answer 7

Virus

Question 8

Red tides

Answer 8

Protist

Question 9

Warts

Answer 9

Virus

Question 10

Streptococcus

Answer 10

Bacteria

Question 11

Tetanus

Answer 11

Bacteria

Question 12

Meningitis

Answer 12

Bacteria

Question 13

Botulism

Answer 13

Bacteria

Question 14

Cholera

Answer 14

Bacteria

Question 15

Malaria

Answer 15

Protist

Question 16

Mrsa

Answer 16

Bacteria

Question 17

Polio

Answer 17

Virus

Question 18

The cold

Answer 18

Virus

Question 19

E. Coli

Answer 19

Bacteria

Question 20

Many cancers

Answer 20

Virus

Question 21

Influenza

Answer 21

Virus

Question 22

Covid-19

Answer 22

Virus

Question 23

Smallpox

Answer 23

Virus

Question 24

Diphtheria

Answer 24

Bacteria

Question 25

Hiv

Answer 25

Virus

Question 26

Salmonella

Answer 26

Bacteria

Question 27

Rabies

Answer 27

Virus

Question 28

Plant tissues

Answer 28

Meristem- growth Dermal- protection Ground- photosynthesis, storage Vascular- transportation

Question 29

Angiosperms v gymnosperms (and examples)

Answer 29

Angiosperm- vessel seed, flowering plant Gymnosperm- naked seed, conifer

Question 30

Bryophyte versus tracheophyte (and examples)

Answer 30

Bryophyte- no vascular tissue, Moss Tracheophyte- vascular tissue, fern

Question 31

Aggregate fruit

Answer 31

Strawberry, raspberry

Question 32

Hesperidium

Answer 32

Lemon, orange, lime

Question 33

Nut

Answer 33

Acorn, Chestnut, hazelnut

Question 34

Pome

Answer 34

Apple, pear

Question 35

Grain

Answer 35

Corn, wheat, barley, rye

Question 36

Samara

Answer 36

Maple helicopters

Question 37

Legume

Answer 37

Peanut, pea, beans

Question 38

Berry

Answer 38

Tomato, banana, grape

Question 39

Pepo

Answer 39

Cucumber, pumpkin

Question 40

Drupe

Answer 40

Peach plum coconut

Question 41

Leaves

Answer 41

Simple vs compound Alternate vs opposite Entire vs serite vs tooth vs lobed Parallel vs pinnate vs palmate

Question 42

Photosynthesis

Answer 42

In plant: Carbon dioxide, and water Release: oxygen and glucose

Question 43

Animal tissues

Answer 43

Epithelial: protection Connective: carry things. Support things connection Muscle: movement, structure, provide heat Nervous: carry info, process info

Question 44

Great chain of being

Answer 44

SAMMOCTOOO PCEBB Subatomic particles Atoms Molecules Macromolecules Organelles Cells Tissues Organs Organ system Organism Population Community Ecosystem Biome Biosphere

Question 45

Describe photosynthesis

Answer 45

Plants take in carbon and water Plants release oxygen and glucose

Question 46

Porifera

Answer 46

Pore bearer Sponges

Question 47

Nemotada

Answer 47

Thread Roundworms

Question 48

Echinodermata

Answer 48

Spiny skin Starfish

Question 49

Cnidaria

Answer 49

Nettle Jellyfish

Question 50

Annelida

Answer 50

Little ring Earthworm

Question 51

Arthropoda

Answer 51

Jointed foot Butterfly

Question 52

Platyhelminthes

Answer 52

Flatworms Tapeworms

Question 53

Mollusca

Answer 53

Soft Snail

Question 54

Chordata

Answer 54

Cord having Human